The plane did a couple of circuits around us, which is why I had a look on Flightradar to see if it was another survey flight, similar to the one I spotted a few months ago.
Finally, a new Duke Nukem I actually want to play if it ever gets finished with the speed that silly things worth adding are happening in the world!
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesig ... e-smoochem
That looks like a cease and desist wet dream.
It also looks ace.
I think "Snake Charmer" was the best bit.
It also looks ace.
I think "Snake Charmer" was the best bit.
Yeah I really hope to get to play that. Lol'd at one of the Guardian comments moaning about killing gulls.
I liked the "Motherfucker" for cat bin lady
Welcome dangerousPeter!
How would you pronounce the word:
Ensue
?
I would have it sounding a little like N Shoe (bit a little softer than that)
My eldest son says it more like N Sue (like the name)
Whilst my wife says it rhyme with tissue
Ensue
?
I would have it sounding a little like N Shoe (bit a little softer than that)
My eldest son says it more like N Sue (like the name)
Whilst my wife says it rhyme with tissue
Malc wrote:
How would you pronounce the word:
Ensue
?
I would have it sounding a little like N Shoe (bit a little softer than that)
Ensue
?
I would have it sounding a little like N Shoe (bit a little softer than that)
Code:
n shoe
As in: Malc posted this question on an Internet forum and hilarity n shoed.
Ensyew
I'd say I mostly agree with Mrs Malc, but then that depends on whether she pronounces tissue as tishoo or tisyew 
Cras wrote:
Ensyew
This is a good approximation of how I say it.
I think we can all agree that it definitely isn't N Sue (like the name)
Cras wrote:
Ensyew
It really depresses me watching a Youtube vid and the twat doing the commentary talks about "the early internet" and you realise they're talking about 2010.
Dimrill wrote:
It really depresses me watching a Youtube vid and the twat doing the commentary talks about "the early internet" and you realise they're talking about 2010.
I was online from 1999 and even I know that wasn't the early internet.
I first went on the internet in the college library in late 1996. It was slow as fuck and there was bog all on it, but damn it was exciting.
I remember I bought a magazine called XNET, which was a standard lads mag type thing in the style of Loaded or Zoo (it was the 90's, I was horny. Don't judge) but it had a CD on the cover with offline versions of a load of websites! It was glorious.
This was when all web addresses were like http://www.geocities.com/earthnet/U7650 ... index.html and you jolly well had to type them
And my first email address was <myfirstname>.<mysurname>@hotmail.com before microsoft bought them.
I remember I bought a magazine called XNET, which was a standard lads mag type thing in the style of Loaded or Zoo (it was the 90's, I was horny. Don't judge) but it had a CD on the cover with offline versions of a load of websites! It was glorious.
This was when all web addresses were like http://www.geocities.com/earthnet/U7650 ... index.html and you jolly well had to type them
And my first email address was <myfirstname>.<mysurname>@hotmail.com before microsoft bought them.
AND in the first year of uni, only the students in the computing school got email addresses AND you could only access it through TELNET
1994 for me I think. That was my first year of uni and I don't think I was online at home before that?
Had a serial connection in my room at uni for the first year, connected to my 286...
Had a serial connection in my room at uni for the first year, connected to my 286...
I first went on the internet at college I think... but I barely remember anything other than downloading Jpegs of Stone Cold Steve Austin.
The first 'internet ready' computer I had at home was when I was 18 and looking back, it probably changed my life. Yep, I'd have probably done something with my time on the earth if I hadn't had that damn PC...
The first 'internet ready' computer I had at home was when I was 18 and looking back, it probably changed my life. Yep, I'd have probably done something with my time on the earth if I hadn't had that damn PC...
I think that every manchild who attained the internet at the right time in their lives have similar stories about how much fluids they lost that first night.
I'm similar to Trooper, but I started Uni in 1993 (and didn't have a serial connection or 286 so not all that similar at all) , I had been on bulletin boards on my friend's computer back in the late 80s/early 90s, but my first taste of the internet was using gopher, email and usenet, and then someone told us where the mosaic installer was, and then away I went.
Very much remember loading up http://akebono.stanford.edu for an early version of yahoo.
Very much remember loading up http://akebono.stanford.edu for an early version of yahoo.
I had to use Lynx if I was in my room, no way the serial connection could handle images! Netscape was reserved for the Library.
I still use Lynx if I can't be arsed having a shower
I first went online in ~1998 and made my first website in 1999. Good times man.
Jem wrote:
I first went online in ~1998 and made my first website in 1999. Good times man.
Goodtimesman.org?
Happy DavPaz day!
MaliA wrote:
Happy DavPaz day!
Thanks man!
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday DavPaz!
Happy big bonce day DavPaz!
Thanks chaps
Happy Malc Day!
Belated Pazday, and happy Malcaversary! xxx
Happy Malc day! I hope you have received some Malcum Powder
Happy Birthday Malc!
Belated birthday wishes Malc x
Thanks everyone, had a quiet one as a little under the weather, highlights being going back to bed after morning routine followed by a long old Daytime bath. Then my wife cooking my traditional mixed grill (usually I cook it but as I was feeling run down she offered)
What's this a diagram of, gang?
(There is no prize)
(There is no prize)
Some part of a piano?
Early fax machine for your steampunk home office
Some kind of cleaning equipment? To clean something?
Squirt wrote:
Some part of a piano?
That’s what I wondered. Maybe some kind of sustain or damper pedal?
Piano key for an upright
Well done all.
It is, of course, an illustration of a Wessell, Nickel and Gross Upright action. Considered, as well you know, to be the "acme of perfection".
It is, of course, an illustration of a Wessell, Nickel and Gross Upright action. Considered, as well you know, to be the "acme of perfection".
Trooper wrote:
Piano key for an upright
100%
Happy Curio day!
Ticketmaster couldn't possibly make things worse for themselves right now right?
Ticketmaster: Hold my beer.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/ticketma ... 52-3421452
Ticketmaster: Hold my beer.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/ticketma ... 52-3421452
Happy Birthday Curio!
I'm really enjoying the Guardian's expose on how it was built on the backs of slavery.
David Olusaga's The Ties That Bind Us is a great introductory essay about how we can blind oursselves to the obvious.
Haven't read of all the pieces published so far but they're worth dipping into for understanding just how pervasive slavery and its ill-gotten gains are throughout British hisotry.
David Olusaga's The Ties That Bind Us is a great introductory essay about how we can blind oursselves to the obvious.
Haven't read of all the pieces published so far but they're worth dipping into for understanding just how pervasive slavery and its ill-gotten gains are throughout British hisotry.
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